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The biggest oil producer is....
Seems the US just passed both Russia and Saudi Arabia as the world's largest producer of oil.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...ing-saudi.html |
USA got all the Iraq fields :winkwink:
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USA produce oil on usa soil? :)
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Does it bother you that your mother Russia is number 2. I don't mean in oil production in Butt production. Quote:
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Thanks Obama.....
Oh wait, it's only cool to thank Obama is we are producing less oil.. |
this line from the article pisses me off.
"energy from shale rock spurs the nation?s economic recovery" that implies that because we are extracting oil from shale rock the economy has recovered. Which is completely not true. Shale rock extraction is extremely harmful to the environment. Which I suspect is the motivation of them making such a claim because the energy industry is making such huge profits. Fuck it I'm a pornographer and a Hollywood liberal I guess I'm the minority. |
Maybe its time to open strip clubs and brothels up in Oilpit, North Dakota. Those boys are bored and rich.
Anyone doing any oil drilling themed porn? |
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The Tax payers don't get any benefit because we are still charged as if the oil,came from Saudi or Iraq..meaning being the worlds largest oil producer means absolute jack shit for us because the govt subsidizes big oil but they don't subsidize oil or gas for consumers. IMO any oil that is drilled on Federal land should have to be used in the US before any is imported. Added to this the tax payers should either be subsidies a percentage for oil drilled on Federal land or should be granted a share of the profits. It's ridiculous that oil giants are buying leases for thousands of acres of land for a million bucks and profiting from that land by hundreds of millions if not billions then raking the tax payers over the coals with the gas prices we have to pay. The govt is allowing the tax payers to get ass fucked both coming and going from resources on our own a federal lands. |
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The oil being produced is on PRIVATE land. The feds are still restricting most of the land under their control. So sorry Crockett...but you're just wrong again. Unfortunately, this Pres. is so hellbent on somehow magically forcing green energy to become workable...that he never does much of anything that could help the oil companies. Whether or not more oil is a "good" thing...I'm sure you would say "no". But I think the high paying jobs it would create in this country and the glut of oil on the market bringing the price down would allow our economy to take off. Of course, you are convinced that then it wouldn't matter because of man-made "climate change" and the horrors of it all. You need to send that memo to Pres. Obama as well. Tell him to stop deploying the U.S. military to be the policeman of the world. Those jets and ships and tanks all burn more fossil fuel and create more CO2 than all of us driving cars combined. And God only knows the damage to the ecology that those bombs cause. |
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Then start visiting the lovely BLM land that is all over your home state and much of the west and see how many oil and gas wells you find.. |
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See how many licenses have been granted to oil companies under the Obama Administration. Just because there are oil wells from over a hundred years in the U.S. doesn't mean that NEW drilling has been allowed. I've read reports that with new technology, they have discovered what are the biggest oil deposits in the world. But most of it is on federal lands. Again, whether it's a "good" thing to go after it is up for debate. But Pres. Obama and the Democrat Party are solidly in the corner of it being "bad". |
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I dont understand this embracing this old ass technology. That we are still using a fuel combustion engine that was invented over 100 yrs ago. Also it doesnt matter where they pull the oil its all sold on the world market to the highest bidder.
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Bottom line isthis though :shale oil does mean Jackshit. Big time Jackshit! |
What's really nutty to me is people whine that we need to get off ME oil but when we do they whine about it or have some pie in the sky dream that the internal combustion engine will just go away and instantly no one uses oil.
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http://media.treehugger.com/assets/i...ed-pelican.png Oh wait, I forgot. You don't give a fuck about any living thing except for humans. You are one of those assholes who thing animals are put here for your use and amusement, and probably don't believe that animals can suffer in pain because of course they don't have "souls". Praise the lord. |
We don't produce any oil according to Republicans, because anti-capitalist Obama won't allow it.
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And the way the combustion engine works in 2014 is so advanced that I can't even figure out how to tune my own car up anymore. I do think that I'd love to have a Tesla. But driving a car isn't that big a deal. When electric motors are able to lift a passenger airline off the ground and fly 14 hours straight...THEN we can talk. When electric motors can power a semi-truck across country THEN we can talk. Honestly though...in both those scenarios...the problem isn't "big oil". It's "big airline" and "big trucker" UNIONS. We shouldn't have to fly airplanes around the U.S. or ship goods via semi-trucks. We should have a clean and efficient electric train system in this country like other places do. But I'm afraid you don't want to hear this Tony (cause I know you're a big fan of UNIONS)...the unions will NEVER let that happen. Just like here in Vegas. They built a nice monorail system. Unfortunately it doesn't really go where people need it to go. And it was stopped dead in it's tracks by the cab drivers union here from going to the airport. The ONE place it was needed. :( A monorail system from the airport to the strip (which is only a couple of miles) would have eliminated 90% of the traffic. But NO...the UNION wouldn't have that. So the monorail was built to go from the old Sahara (now the SLS) to the Flamingo and back. Whoopty-doo. You should add in UNIONS to the grievances. We should be moving people and goods via electric train all over this country. But airline and trucker unions aren't gonna let that happen. No matter how "liberal" you may think they are. |
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http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/...0NE33K20140422 |
And in case you're too lazy to read it:
"Oil production on federally owned and managed lands, where the U.S. government has most influence on the outcome, has fallen since 2009, bucking the nationwide trend, according to a report by the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service (CRS). All the increase in oil and gas production has come from land in private or state ownership, where the federal government plays a minor role ("U.S. crude oil and natural gas production in federal and non-federal areas", April 10, 2014). U.S. oil production has climbed almost 40 percent from 5.233 million barrels per day in 2009 to 7.235 million barrels per day in 2013, the CRS explains. But while daily output from non-federal lands has risen 60 percent to 5.576 million barrels, production in federal areas has actually fallen 6 percent to 1.658 million." |
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The FEDERAL plan always has been and always will be to horde OUR oil on US soil and use up all the other countries oil first... that way when push comes to shove we STILL have it...
We are not dependent on other countries oil now... we do this in an effort to conserve our own oil reserves... NOT out of necessity, but because we learned during WW2... if an army cant move it cant fight. And if you think for a minute that if given the chance that if Russia or China spotted a large enough weakness in our defense they wouldn't come and kick our ass still then you live in a dream world. Ask the folks in the Ukraine if Russia will take advantage of an opportunity or not. :) Thats not a Republican or a Democrat thing... its a US government thing. THAT is why we compete with RUSSIA and CHINA to buy up and use all the oil in the middle east first. :thumbsup |
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used , look at computers. Same would happen with the electric motor if its used more. |
So does this mean that now USA will accuse USA of WMA's so they can invade and get their oil'ssss :upsidedow
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Inventing an engine is simple, anyone can do it. It takes a HELL of a lot more to make it run efficiently in both cost and consumption. |
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh but we all knew that already. save a bird or ********** will cry. and so will the bird, then ********** will really cry and call you an asshole. :1orglaugh |
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No "talking point" needed. The airline union has stopped any development of high speed electric trains (like Europe has) which forces us all to fly on airplanes across the U.S. burning jet fuel. If you want to see more electric power used...then there are two pretty big things right there that the unions have blocked. |
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It's also not efficient. Chemical energy is stored as gasoline in a conventional car. Combustion is used to convert the chemical energy into thermal energy. Pistons convert the thermal energy to the mechanical work that turns the wheels. The conversion process is, at best, 35% efficient for an economical gas-driven car, and much less for V8's and muscle cars. The majority of the energy stored in the gasoline is lost as heat and mechanical friction. As everyone here knows (and hates me for it), I'm BIG on electric cars. My car costs me $1.35 every 79 Kilometers and I have driven about 3000 kilometres so far, for a total cost of about $37.97 in electricity. In an electric vehicle, chemical energy is stored in a battery. Converting the chemical energy to free electrons (electrical energy) can be greater than 90% efficient ? some energy is lost to heat in cells and other battery pack components such as current conductors and fuses so the efficiency is probably closer to 80%. |
**********ss conveniently leaves out all the upstream consequences of battery power (not to mention the insane amount of pollution required to build that chevy volt) while he points his finger at the very same shit re: internal combustion.
that's cute. |
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I have no respect for anyone who does not respect animals or their place in our world, or the habbitats where they live. You hate me because I care about beings that you don't. Good for you. I don't know if I'm a better person that you because of this, but I don't care. I could never be someone who like you that feels no sympathy, no empathy, for the millions of deaths and destruction of their enviroments caused by big oil and the CEO's of those companies who's cock you would gladly suck. So for all of this good sir, Fuck you. |
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I'm interested in knowing more about this. Do you know why they blocked the monorail and trains? Both seem like a great idea. I would have expected a high speed train connecting Las Vegas to LA by now... |
don't go away butthurt **********ss!
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**********ss, here's where the cap from your bottled water ended up.
http://www.birdwatching-bliss.com/im...lastic-cap.jpg save the birds! |
oops, i typed ********** but my autocorrect changed it to **********ss, that's a smart phone!
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Lol! Dynao first I don't drink bottled water, and if I did, the bottles would be recycled properly.
Why don't you just go hang out and enjoy another circle Jerk with your Rollin' Coal Hillbilly friends and shut the fuck up? ... and "Mark Princess"? really? Is that the best you can do? What are you, 10 years old? At least, I have the guts to come on here and say what I think using my real name. What's your excuse? |
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They didn't want to lose that money they get driving each passenger the 2 miles from the airport to the strip. :( They also insured that the monorail didn't really go to places that people wanted to go...from the old Sahara to The Flamingo with a stop at the LVH. And it shuts down at night...even though Vegas is a 24 hour town. And all highspeed trains in the U.S. are always shelved. The airline industry doesn't want to lose their enormous revenue either. Folks in Europe tell me they never fly unless they are going across the ocean. But here in the U.S. you are forced to fly if you are going any distance (unless you want to drive forever...which also wastes fuel and pollutes). |
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How do you keep YOUR cookies? you eat everyone elses cookies first. :) |
Did I hear there was a shortage of oil?
I can assure you there is no shortage...:winkwink::winkwink::winkwink: |
Canada has plenty to sell to their American brothers
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